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Hand drawn axes: the first with even intervals labelled 8, 10, 17; the second with uneven intervals labelled 1 to 17; the third with even intervals labelled from 0 to 14 and then 16.

Some students’ drawings of the frequency axis.

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A typical Scottish tartan, making squares and rectangles of various colours.

A Scottish tartan.
Source: Getty/Arthur S Aubry.

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Music and lyrics of the nursery rhyme 'Three Blind Mice'.

Three Blind Mice.

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A line of footprints on the seashore.

Footprints in the sand.
Source: Ajith Kumar. Licensed under a Creative-Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0).

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A ladder leaning against the outside wall of a house.

A ladder.

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A child’s drawing of an apparently random assortment of multicoloured circles, stars, and stars within circles.

Jane’s drawing.

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A wall of bricks.

A brick wall.
Source: Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under a Free Art License 1.3.

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A line of coloured cubes consisting of two red cubes and a green cube repeated four times.

An AAB repeating pattern.

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A drawing of a fence showing two groupings of uprights railings, each of which is a repeating pattern.

Two units of repeat found on the one fence.

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Floor tiles with a red square marking the unit of repeat.

One possible unit of repeat.
Source: Getty/ Pete Ryan.

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